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Firearm Rule #1- All guns are always loaded.

So...yes. Silly not to be.

As with doing all possible in avoiding compromising positions with a BG, is same policy I keep with the Police.

In my CHL class, it was taught to us that if you see the TBAC "unlicensed possession of a weapon sign", this means, licensed concealed carry welcome.

MoJo wrote:So what's the problem a 45 minuite drive is only 3-4 miles in Houston ?

Just the next exit down during rush hr.

In my case, It looks like I would of been caught without my pistol, or NOT shopping at Aldi's at all.

Win. PDX1 and Rem. Golden Saber Bonded

Congratulations! 1-3 days to go.

The XD will serve you well. The Kahr conceals easier.

Either the squeaky wheel does, indeed, get the oil....or my timing is very uncanny. Sent my follow up email late last night, and "went green" this morning, an am "Manufacturing Pending"!!! It would appear the wait is almost over!!! Plastic not in hand, but this deserves a banana...

"Go.....and sin no more".

Bullet Trap and Target Masters are dutch ovens in the summertime. IMOP Target Masters was even worse, not seeming to even have positive pressure ventilation or a RO on duty. It's a dump and will never return there. The most pleasant indoor experience I have had was a place in Sherman, Red River Fire...

40 something y/o married white guy. New CHL licencee. Concealing a Springfield XD40sc and a Glock 26 Gen4 in a Crossbreed Super Tuck or a Blackhawk Serpa CQC From Farmersville, Collin Co. Work for the St. Education Servicing Center in videoconference networking in Richardson US Army Airborne Veteran...

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